John Nagy

My daughter and I were talking recently about the price of monthly service for her mobile phone. Now that she’s paying her own way in the world, she’s doing a lot more value analysis with everything.

Everyone loves a parade and it becomes a little more special when it celebrates a quarter of a century.

It's only been 31 years since they've been recognized formally, but Indigenous soldiers received their due in Thunder Bay with a pair of exhibits at Lakehead University and Confederation College

One item not likely to be found on too many holiday shopping lists this year is a money clip. “Cash is king.” “In God we trust.

I don’t know anyone who’s going to reach down into their Christmas stocking this year and pull out the key fob to a new vehicle, but I’m sure these folks exist.

Our columnist hard at play, while his son, Ayden, has second thoughts on asking for dad’s help. Inset, the final product...after five hours of twists and turns.

This time of year tends to separate people into two ideologies: those who love to decorate for the holiday and those who are considerably less fa la la la la about decking the halls.

I can get nostalgic over the simplest of things any time of year, and I’m about seven times more vulnerable to remembering “the good ol’ days” around Christmas.

Here we are on the last weekend of the year, or what we used to call the “Feast of Get This Junk Out of Here!”

We’re less than two weeks into 2025 and already a couple of significant milestones have crossed my timeline. On Jan. 1, I turned 59.